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The Huron Expositor, 1987-01-28, Page 5V� .h 0 sts '. !�e Edith baker r C.ranbrook meeting C;anbreok Correspondent 1'IRS..MAC ENGEL 887-6645, Ten members and two guestkattended the' .. January meeting of the Cranbrook Women's Institute at, the home. of • Edith Baker in •Brussels. Thank you notes from Grace van • Donkersgoed and Lois Hart' were read. ' Granbrook-ivill=host-the-Apill.bi thday=part at •the, Callander Nursing Home. Nancy. Vanass will attempt to find 4-H leaders to ti • s ool for the s 'rin: club "Surviving With Style. nyone in eres e in taking this club should contact -Nancy,- Application Nancy:Application requirements for three different W.hScholarships were ..read.. Any 4.H.• member who feels they qualify should contact Kathy Workman for application forms. A donation will be sent hi Town and Country Homemakers... . Edith Baker and the Tweedsmuir Commit- tee showed us where our comrfiunity history books need ,updating and each member was assigned several sections of the book to work on.: 'All updating is to be complete by April. Yvonne -Knight conducted a contest based ori newspaper headlines containing news •of Grey Twp: residents. February Sat 1:15 'Laura Strickler will hostthe next meeting. Doug Zehr of Brussels will speak on the topic "pornography." PEOPLE . - Mr. am Ars. Bert van Donkersgoed;" Elmira, visited Jack and Mrs. Conley. Steven Webb conducted the service ' in Knox Church on January 18. - Harry' Jacklin, Bob Bremner, Wilfred' Strickler and Donald Clark attended the Forester's. District. Council meeting .at Kin - burn on .Tuesday night, January 20. CARDS CANCELLED The Hail. Board card party schedules for January 23 was called off owing tpweather conditions. The Foresters are hosting a card party in the Community Centre on January 30 at 8:30 p.m. . ICE. CASTLES — Joshua Dietz„ Rodney Clarke, Jeremy'McNlchol ,and ,Chad McCallum combined efforts•and produced an ice sculpture as part of their winter studies at Walton' ,- Public School. They are taught by Mrs. Bennett. • • . -. (Mcllwraith photo) 15 .met for Walton' meeting Walton Correspondent BETTY M c.CA LL 887-66,77 Fifteen members of the Walton Women's Institute met in the hall basement Wednes- day evening, January 21. The first part of the meeting was conducted -by first • vice-president Marion, Godkin, opening by the usual manner, 'followed with reading a poem. Margaret Shortreed read minutes and•took the roll call, then gave•the -treasurer's report. The Institute reported agood crowd to their noon luncheon that day, it was decided to have' a turkey luncheon for March 18. Letters of correspondence were read. An ' invitation from Blyth •institute to attend their • afternoon dessert euchre on February 5 was received. A car load plan to go. The 90th anniversary, Building for Tomor- row of the Federated Women's Institute of - Ontario will be held in North Bay. Leona McDonald will attend as branch delegate. Conveners for Citizenship and World Affairs topk over for their program. Berva Watson gave different quotations on • birth - +days, federation and 'very interesting facts about immigrants and how they get 'heir English language, leaving us with a thought. If you only give complaints, don't expect any, compliments. Margaret Craig gave same worthwhile neWs on Current Events. Helen Craig conducted the rest of the business. It was moved to' cater to, a dinner -for Cook's on March 2, The birthday party at _Callander. Nursing Home in 'Brussels to be put on sometime in March. • Leona: McDonald brought back a report from the district executive meeting •held recently. The district annual meeting will be .held May 10 at Molesworth. Institute • calenders for 1987' are -still available. The euchre for this Thursday night January 29 will begin at 8 p.m. Hostesses have been changed to Mary Humphries, Elva Bolger and Helen. Craig. It was passed to put in a new countertop on the servingtable and for a dusk to dawn light to be put in at the front of the hall, also put a new entry light inside at the bottom entrance. A motion was to have the meal out for the annual meeting in April. The furnace should be checked and possibly cleaned. The nominating committee to bring in the new slate of officers are Helen Craig, Maxine Marks and Mary Humphries. Donuts and tea were served by hostesses, 'Margery Huether and Margaret Shortreed. Honda Snowblowers FREE HOME DEMONSTRATIONS • Blow your way through winter storms _a with no interest or payments until sum - mar on approved credit. HS 35 , _ 3 -5 per m, - -(Based on 29 monthly peymeits) Demos Also Available vena tan the I oi%da srio tiOth et, hotline 262-3398 Ido -5809 for your free •horhe • efl'Oflefrei`f o"il r • Advertising helps you make a choice. CANADIAN ADVERTISING. FOUNDATION GLEN DA'S . UNISEX HAIRSTYLING Thank . You I would, like to take this opportunity to thank all my customers for their patronage over the past years. ° • As of February 1, Shelly McMitla , will .10ft ever„„tjie business. Shelly looks forward to serving you in the future: GLENDA 527-0350 THE HURON EXPOSIT.OR,,JANUA'RY 28, 1987 - A5 x�• From. Jan.• 29 to .Feb. 14, 1987 Selected Lot of . IN -STOCK WALLPAPER single 'roll ALL WALLPAPER.. 'li;l STOCKrns C n U F BOOKS 25%_FF to. choose from and more Benjamin Mooye . PAINT, STAINS &_ VARNISHES �0 Eree_w.a1er tcay�nutir311_walloa'oPr porch ns _ IFF VOL=PRO FLAT 'LATEX .. 4 L.: 10:99 (: SAVE WITH THESE; CASH PRICES! `. BOB WILSON Bob Wilson, Vice -President and partner, in hie firm of Ball -Macaulay Limited is pleased to anndunce his purchasing of all the remainingshares,of the company from Mrs. Clara Macaulay and Mrs. Francis Ball. As sole owner I will continue to operate the business • of Ball -Macaulay Limited at 40 Wellington St Clinton, Ontario as usual. Ball -Macaulay Limited has served the people of Huron County for 35 years supplying building materials to the commbnity. I would appreciate-yoursuppbrtt present, past, and future customers to continue serving this area. I'am prepared to provide you with the best SERVICE and PRICES. possible. . 40 Wellington St.; CLINTON 482-3405 S':EAFOR'TH BR00 B OU NAMEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY JANUARY 30,31,FEBRUARY 1 SEAFORTH &• DISTRICT COMMUNITY .ENTRES Carnes sta:ri Pride -iv night at 1 p.m. Finals Sunday starting, at 1 p.m. •28 ME 5 TEAMS +12 LADIES TEAMS Admission -.1.50 per day Meals Available ALL PROCEEDS GOING TO JUNIOR BROOMBAL' Come out and enjoy this growing sport! SATURD RY• 3 31 ,pp.. pper�_, 9:OQ pinta' Age of Majority MUSIC laCard equired. Tickets $3.00' at the door STEVE NICHOLSON D.J. • STORE SLICEDLEAN-NO' COOKED 99 HAM LB. WASTE DINNER S9 HAMS LB. .vr ''•. . STORE SLICED...MEDIUM • BREAKFAST 9 BACON . LB. CHEDDAR 29v CHEESE LB. 0; FRESH SLICEPORKER 59. LB. { :A�?i ::%':isif' tp:.: „1.ii•-!,:KIK. : .iX7? �:.„:f.•i�;?. •.iii:, ••y '�•` �• ..n 9'. +.. �',..„, ..,�\..:::iti•::?•i:•{::::::::..::.%:?: ni is ii?•igmkft :?v: •.; . Honda Snowblowers FREE HOME DEMONSTRATIONS • Blow your way through winter storms _a with no interest or payments until sum - mar on approved credit. HS 35 , _ 3 -5 per m, - -(Based on 29 monthly peymeits) Demos Also Available vena tan the I oi%da srio tiOth et, hotline 262-3398 Ido -5809 for your free •horhe • efl'Oflefrei`f o"il r • Advertising helps you make a choice. CANADIAN ADVERTISING. FOUNDATION GLEN DA'S . UNISEX HAIRSTYLING Thank . You I would, like to take this opportunity to thank all my customers for their patronage over the past years. ° • As of February 1, Shelly McMitla , will .10ft ever„„tjie business. Shelly looks forward to serving you in the future: GLENDA 527-0350 THE HURON EXPOSIT.OR,,JANUA'RY 28, 1987 - A5 x�• From. Jan.• 29 to .Feb. 14, 1987 Selected Lot of . IN -STOCK WALLPAPER single 'roll ALL WALLPAPER.. 'li;l STOCKrns C n U F BOOKS 25%_FF to. choose from and more Benjamin Mooye . PAINT, STAINS &_ VARNISHES �0 Eree_w.a1er tcay�nutir311_walloa'oPr porch ns _ IFF VOL=PRO FLAT 'LATEX .. 4 L.: 10:99 (: SAVE WITH THESE; CASH PRICES! `. BOB WILSON Bob Wilson, Vice -President and partner, in hie firm of Ball -Macaulay Limited is pleased to anndunce his purchasing of all the remainingshares,of the company from Mrs. Clara Macaulay and Mrs. Francis Ball. As sole owner I will continue to operate the business • of Ball -Macaulay Limited at 40 Wellington St Clinton, Ontario as usual. Ball -Macaulay Limited has served the people of Huron County for 35 years supplying building materials to the commbnity. I would appreciate-yoursuppbrtt present, past, and future customers to continue serving this area. I'am prepared to provide you with the best SERVICE and PRICES. possible. . 40 Wellington St.; CLINTON 482-3405 S':EAFOR'TH BR00 B OU NAMEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY JANUARY 30,31,FEBRUARY 1 SEAFORTH &• DISTRICT COMMUNITY .ENTRES Carnes sta:ri Pride -iv night at 1 p.m. Finals Sunday starting, at 1 p.m. •28 ME 5 TEAMS +12 LADIES TEAMS Admission -.1.50 per day Meals Available ALL PROCEEDS GOING TO JUNIOR BROOMBAL' Come out and enjoy this growing sport! SATURD RY• 3 31 ,pp.. pper�_, 9:OQ pinta' Age of Majority MUSIC laCard equired. Tickets $3.00' at the door STEVE NICHOLSON D.J.